Very close to Wakodahatchee, there is this other wetland with 100 acres, I often visit these two places on the same day.
Its lakes are more extensive than those of Wakodahatchee.
Something curious is that you can see several trunks of trees without leaves that are used for rest and observation points for many birds and other functions, from them, you can get many interesting photos as I show in the gallery of this blog.
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